On November 2, 2004, Democratic nominees for U.S. Senate won an absolute majority of all votes cast in the nation for that office. The results, by party, were: Democratic 51.04%* Republican 46.33% Libertarian .89% Constitution .47% Peace & Freedom .28% … Continue reading
Today, the Montana Supreme Court issued an order, reversing a lower state court. The lower court had upheld the officials who had recounted the race for district 12, Montana House of Representatives. The recount officials, and the lower court, had … Continue reading
Various political parties polled the following number of votes for their US House of Representatives nominees (these numbers include affiliate parties with different names): Republican 55,887,080 Democratic 53,077,115 Libertarian 1,053,658 Green 320,259 Constitution 187,006 Reform 85,539 other parties 621,041 indep. … Continue reading
On December 17, a lower Montana state court ruled that Rick Jore is the new Montana State Representative from the 12th district. Rick Jore is the Constitution Party nominee, and he becomes the first state legislator in the nation to … Continue reading
Today, San Diego city elections officials released the results of an examination of certain write-in ballots cast for Mayor last month. They show that over 4,100 voters wrote in Donna Frye for Mayor, but didn’t blacken the oval next to … Continue reading
